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NV HoAK -pEInoII.
INYITATIes BEcLINED.

REASONS WET PRKsTDExT CLEVELAND
THoUaBI II WOULD HI WILL
TO DECLINE.
WAsHrNoroS, Jolly 7.-FollewinQ is
the text Of the letter By which President
Cleveland declined 70 visit 81. Leafs
daring the coming Grand Army Of the
Repablic encamp nent:
ExRCuTIvH MkNsIoS,
WksHTs0roN, July (.
To Dar14 X. Fraaeis, Nsgor Qf 50.
LoHis, Frant GainHi, Prestdeat Ner-
ebaats' EreAaHge, and JshA W. HObls.
ComssGadST Fraak p. Blair Post No. 4,
g. A. Il. ColnBaiffse e-GEETLMMKS: While
I have hitherto made no response 10
yoar invitation given IN February lasl
70 myself and Mrs. Cleveland 10 attend
the National encampmenl OF the GrsDd
Army Of Republio, 70 be held IN Sc.
Losis from the 9Th 20 The S0th sf Sep
tembeF next, have verbally indicated
nv purpose TO aceept II II | should md
10 possible then 70 be sbssnt from
Washington
Tbe statements contained 10 yo1i
latter that the organization vas neves
In % hourishina 9 coalition nor IL
nembership half % large; that no ef'
fort 10 being SCARED bg the sitizsns oi
81. Louis - inauge q weloone Of IN.
usuaI warmth &C this FRA eneampmeni
Of hat body ever heid IN ths ssatheFE
states, Asd year suggestion THAI nc
compIinenf could Be more httinGlJ
bestowed upon the vsliaus defenderI
Of the common oountRy 6y 10
Chief ExecMtivs Of the rest0ret
Unian, and nene would be NOR
hizhly appreciated than that conferred
by bis pEensDcs - Sash . time ant
p8ace.
More recently indicaaiona have beaI
disclosed that however eOTTeetly yo'
sxpEsased the pFsvAiltnz ssntimsnt d
shs Grad Army there are moubeRs o
sons Of the Pests Of that body enter
tainiDg dtasrsst feelings IN Fsspsss q
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HK xkakKDs nxMTaRATIoN Al oaK or ouR
MOST RKAPLKxEEo PnoRLMMs-
SczAxrox, July 7.-Gsand Master
Workman PowdeFiy regards immizra-
ticn as one Of the most peFplsxing pro
biems Of the day. He treats the subject
In q vigorous manner. In letter which
be publlahes over his own signature In
last evenina'e Tr~fA. he iotimatas that
The order Of which be is the bead sre
fully aroused 70 The importAnos Of The
Question and will make q one Of the
mos pFoa1insnt issoes In tie next Prssi-
deniial cAmpatan-
He says; sUntil Il can be shown thai
q person landing on our SHORES can be
elf sQstai0ing for 81 least enc year. be
sh0uld NOS Be aliowed 10 land. II be
mast knock 81 the doors Of our millI
and factories and taxa the plAes oi
American wofkinamen foE less 1oneJ
than this 90 that nan receives for hi
labcE, then his advent 10 this eoursEJ
partAkss Of the nature Of 9 suFse rath
sg thaa q BLESSING. Ny plan dos no
deal With TIE smDiRFants slone. u VII
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DECISION RENDkRED.
TIE nTKRIoB DEPARTMENT DECIDRs an
IMPORTANT MATTER REoARDRo
RESERVATIONS.

1N1A1NAAANAos
WAsHrMaroH, July THE Secretary
Of the Interior today rendered q deoi-
sion In the Fort Boise, Idaho, military
reservation case which is important, as
Involving the question of the FiRht Of
the President 10 put In reservation pub
lie lands not authorized BY the eot Of
Congress. The case briefly stated Ia "a
follows:
On April 3, 1874, the President made
q reservation Of Gao acres for Fort
Boise, afterwards on September IS,
1874, be put 10 reesrvatioa $50 acres ad-
joining for purposes Of said fort. On
April 19, 1884, the military authorities
transferred lhe Latter reservation 10 the
control Of the Secretary of the InteEioT
for disposal. In 1885 certain settlers
vent on the latter tract and applied 10
take it up under the homestead laws.
The Commissioner Of the General Land
ofiice rejected their claims on tbs
ground that Il was held In reservation,
Secretary Lamar, IN bis decision re-
verses thst decision and awards the
land TO the settlers
The decision 10 based on the act Of
Feb. Il, 1854, which limits the amount
that may be reserved for purposes Of q
fort to $40 sores. The Secretary holds
that ths President had no authority 10
put in reservation an amount greater
than that fixed By Congress; that ex
cess over that amount 10 subject 10 dis
posal, under the general land laws, not
vithstandiBg the ordeF declaring them
feaefved.
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Decision Rendered Regard.
ing Lands Reserved
by the President.
TRADE WITH MEXICO.
Chinese Immigrants Creeping
Through the Law Into
California.
Alaska Ssws-BaseAall Ganss-RrsneA
Line rroagA 0rsgoa--Nsw Steam
Wresksr-FisAt for TIE Oregon
Traas-Usveland's westsrn
Tour Ahanaonsd.


AMKRIoAN nokDa MKKTINo RoRKT0N COM
PErKxIoH rS TKnzm Trade
WTTH MKKIuo.
eAs RRAxcIsoo. July IA transfer
station IL % he established at El Pano
10 faeilitate the transfer Of international
freight shipments With Msxioo from the
big roads running Into e Pass. They
are the Texas a Paaihc. Atnhison, To-
pekA 4 Santa Fe and the Eouthern Pc
ei6c. Atlantic and Pacihc division.
They there connect with the Mexican
Central. In their traffic With the City
OF Mexico, the compstitioa Of foreign
steamship companies via Vera Cruz and
lie short rail connection with the Mexi.
can capital is encountered. This CON-
petition 10 very brisk and The shortening
Of time in every possible respect has
been found necessary.
In the matter Of rates the American
roads have found it necessary 10 charge
much less from Chicago 20 the City Of
Mexico than 10 Ell PAso IN order to meet
the English and other foreign shipping
rnfea
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EoM RoTTxRAs MsFR VIII HAsxxs rnH
soCxHKMH RAcTK1c1 NV RRANcz
EWE.
6kx FakScfsco, jay a-lt q statsd
today thai Tom PotseF'n resent mote. n
or6HFina The routing ck freiahk fos Mo1.
tanA. Ctah and Idaho via Portland,
WI preuipilate The eonalFne1isn of TIE
roAd In view By the eoathsEn Paeiae
Company uhieA b intended 10 bead al
The Oregon GAoea Line. By which the
latter road and The unicn Paciac b noV
carrying freight 10 and frum the city.
AZ present the Southern Paeife Oou.
pany1 is poWeEiess 10 eRht Tor
the baskne8 Of the northern teR-
riaoriea, hnt a has projected
q Ilns which if viil now make haste 70
bald, and which Will again give 20 .
fair share Of this dsaisAhls trafnc. This
branch b 10 leave the Oalifognia a Ore
gon ct or near Fort Scott n Northern
OalifoFniA. and b 10 run noFtheaslsfly
throuah Eastern OroRon 10 9 Junction
with the Northern Paeife a. q point not
yet determined on.
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NOTICE.

Az PERSONS ARE EEAEel SotltitD
- ave agty qaAiiAad - the EuA7diaa 81
- r.rr-en anA esaA1s q Josl Mtler, Sso
sss ,Aas aAy e-sn satn4see iasAne - ne FrS-
e.ts C,sars q King o0uaty, an4 ~ pssNocs are
ssrSbs waEnsd - - eEeSEt sAad Soe. Ail.sf.
esr ceztrAri vita kiz ta aas res9eet - tes
~.ia RFuhass ce1gz has thas asy 81. adssd hia
in1Apabas q eoa4acsta& - eSa e7sn
R.tea seast.e Suly ]. 80.
tvsIss LKANpgR MILLER ous7aiAa.
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BKRLTN, July The drst issue Of
lOO,O00, 900 marks. Of the new Imperial
loan, has been subscribed for. The
bulk Of those desiring 10 invest 10 the
loan, and private capitalists applica-
tons 10 Berlin parties amount 10 s00,-
0O0, 600 marks.
Blaine the Guest Of Carnegie.
LONDON, July 7.-JRmea q. Blaine
laft London today for Edinburgh, 90
oompanIed by the Lord Mayor Sf Lon
don and Senator Hale. The party 90
cupied the royal saloon Of the railroad
car, which was decorated With hags and
the Maine coat Of arms. Blaine will Be
the guest at Edinburgh Of Andrew Car
neQie, and perhaps speak at reception
10 be organized BY the people OF Edin-
burRh, 70 show their recognition Of Car
neRie's generosity 10 the city.
CathoIie stations I'm Palestine.
BEnLrS, July 7.-Germsny says tbs
Palestine Society is buying pieces Of
land In Palestine upon which u " pFo-
posed TO found Catholic stations.
Papai Nuneie Received.
MApnID, July THE Queen Regent
Yesterday received the new Papal Nan
oio. Cordial greetings we're EXCHANGED.
Deaths.
OuKpnc, July 7.-Dueteanay, member
Of Parliament fer Bssoe, died yesteF-
BEH1rS, July 7.-HsnFy BraResFman,
q well German publicist, died
today, aged ".
Blahep Blnney's Successor.
UarrTAx. Juiy 7.-Rsv. z. j, EdQehill
| Chaplain General Of the British Army
In London, vas yesterday elected Biahot
Of The diocese made vacant thr0ugh The
death Of Bishop Binnev.
New EoFk Cartmen 0n q strike.
HKv Yonx, JuIy T.-NeaFly three hun-
dred hulldinQ mateFial cAFtmen struck
Yesterday morning, and uniess they
soon return 10 voEk building operations
will be suspended.
The eartmen's strike extends from
the Battery 10 Kings bridge. 10 anecta
dealers in brick, cement and latn. The
sfYike Il said 20 be due 10 an attempt OF
Ia few men 70 control this portion Of
The trade, and 10 secure q pfont from
tke workinRmen. Only sne dealer "a
served By the Union mes today.
4 A48Y19@NAa
Bosrox. July 7.-Word was Eeoeiysd
from California announcing the death
IN the noEtheFn part Of thas state, Oi
Danlsl Emmons, Who vas Treasurer oi
Everest, Mas, anal seven ye2rl Aeo
when he hsd Isaving denoieney 10 hil
asoounts Of ssout SO. 100. Nothing bad
hen beard Of him mill The anno1nee
msna Of bis death wAs resaived- II
wAs seventy-nye years old
AFranGiBa . Test CsaFse-
sAu FnGxcIsoo. Jaly The looa
rhiu buildsrs recently asked the HAEho
OommissioDeFs 10 arrange for their ben
al q tsst course for steamers, sort 0
marine apeedinR tEaek. Ths Commis
sioners agreed 30 the proposition. an'
! engineers are now socating and srfase
ipe foF ths e01rss. IL vii Be 10 the b
below POFtrsro Point, ruDning for
I nile s0afhariy 10 near Hunters Foani
: averaging between three eiehths a.
three fO1Fths of = mile fFom snof'
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KxpoK7a or SEVERAL aAAEKs BH THE
LKAoUK MINES.
WAsHraGToN, July THE Indianap-
oils club defeated the Washiugtons to-
day In q game which, while u vas we'll
played, was uninterestinR. The HOos-
Iers punched their hits In she hrst in
nina and took q decided lead, which
they held to she finish. The pitchers
we're Boyle and Gilmore, and the catch
ers, Myers and Mack. score: Indian
apoIis, 5; Washington, 2,
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BelIovea to be safe.

PARm, July 7.-CommandeE Charles
LeslFange, OF the British dispatch boat
Surprise. Who mystsFi0usly disappeared
after being seen In the suburbs Of Mar.
reiiIss, has been seen. He n believed
% ha aafa in HrnRmain
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CHICAGO. PHILADELPHIA.

PHrLADKLPHIA, July 7.-Bases on
balls, wild pitching, and two passed
balls gave Chicago an easy victory over
the Philadelphias today. The Cham
pioHs made enough errora TO lose any
ordinary game, bat the PhiIadelphias
we're unable 10 profit 10 any extent BY
them. The weather vas hne and there
was q large attendance. The pitchers
were CIAFkson and Casey. Oatohers,
Flint and Mcclure. Score: Chicago, s;
PHILADELPHIA, 3.
CNcIxxATI. July 7.-Cinoinnatl. 5;
Metropolitans, 0.
LouIsvrLLE, July 7.-LouisvilIe, s.;
Brooklyn, 1.
CLnvxILND, July 7.-Aihlstics. Il
Cleveland, 8.
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PapaI sympalhy for france.


MOsTnEAG, July fs-Ths cholera has
been more prevalent this season than
for many years. ChlldFe1 are dyina
from cholera infantam 1t an alarming
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Loaa % Crops and Property.

LfrrIE Rock, July 7,-Dispatches
from Carlisle and Jaokaonvilie, AFkan-
sas, stats that those places were visited
bV 4 severe Wind storm yesterday Aftef-
noon, A church at Carlisle ves blown
dSwn, ana several other buildinRs de-
str0vsd. Il Is impossible 10 estinats
tha lOas 70 egoEI aud property.
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Posl.s to<sSn Compaais ~ -
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BosroH, Jaly 7.-Abeut 260o peFeons
witnessed the game today between Boz
ten and Pittsburg. Mccormick vas
batted for - bases and total Of -.
Kelly received an ovation and welded
Ihe bat magni6cently, having total Of
3 bsses 20 bis credit. NASH, sutton,
Morrill, and RadbouFne also had on their
batting clothes and kept the visitors
leather hunting. The aeldinQ honoFs
we're shared By Eaah and Mtllero. The
pitchers we're Radboarne and McOoF-
mick; catcheTs, Daily and Miller. Score:
Boston, l2; Pittsburg, s.
NKw YoAK-DETBoIT.
NKw YoRx, July 7.-Fully eight thou
sand people Witnessed the game at the
Polo eFoands today between the New
Yorks and the DetFoits. The 0iants'
superior base running gave them the
viotcry. Both pitchers we're batted hard
at times. Richardson captured the
honoFn Of the day. The crowd was q
Roed natured one, bot hisscd the Giants
whsn the Desroits made three runs In
the opening. SeoFe: New York, Ioi De.
tFolt, 8. TIE pitchers we're keefe and
II -
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BERLIN, July The hrst issue Of
10000, 900 marks. Of the new Imperial
loan, has been subscribed for. The
bulk Of those desiring 10 invest 10 the
loan, and private capitalists spplioa-
lions 10 Berlin parties amount TO s00,-
600 600 markn.
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skN RAANc1soo, July I.--AnOtheH 70
dnstion 10 the Ofsgou Railway Navt-
CATION CompAny's fares between ben
Francisoo and Portland u looked for.
10 q few days the Southern Psclfo
Company will put on sale at iis ottloeS
coupon tickets reading via TIE CalifoF-
MIA a Oregon Railway and Northern
Paoino lins from Portland 70 Eastern
points. II will reduce the rail rate and
Il is believed that tbe steamship hne
will make o further Feductlon In 10
tariff than that made By u Q few weeks
Ggo. The nRht for ths Oregon traAe u
o@stfno iufafeatfna.
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very Llffle DlsaDpelnimeni.

OrrAwA, Jaiy T.-Ths acti0n Of The
Imperial H0nse Of Commsna, 90 the
CHINA mail contract, has sauaed very
iitsla disapp0inimsnt, ~ ths Imperial
GeVernment has promised ample poou-
niaEy suppoFt 70 the Canadian Pacthe
route, AID Q prOpoFtlouats amount uili
Be voled by ths Dominion G0vernmsnt.
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Resatt Of Train Roba,eraea.

AUSTIN, (Texas), July lin vleW Of
the recent daFing robbeFiee Ia Texas,
eight trusty train asu Of eaon pasaen-
ger train will be sworn a. State rangers,
armed With all the authority Of rangers
on the regular force.
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BalRnFin BeeaRes q rFRmee,

TTNsoVA, July T.--Prines Ferdinand
Of -CobaFg 0oths, Vas today
eIecsad Prinee Of Bulgaria BY the So
hranIe. The announcement wss re-
eefVSd With great enthnsiasm-p II tbs
pgwers reooGnixs the elseaion the So
bFmuie infands 20 ahroaaia Article B Of
fhe Bsfiin treaty and proclaim the In
dspsndeues % the eOantry.
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c, A. WEED, N. D.
NFFICE ROOM No. 4 YESLER-
OIn~rT hiock. seattle. Residence cor
nsr 'FRONT.' and linton SIS. TelephoneNo. !
Ofloe hours from II 10 II O. m. > g .
and 70 8 p. m. 80
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I a crudEe ARalnsf mim.

HUNrsvILLE., Ala, July Z. - This
morning when Tim Anderson (eoiofed),
assistant tailoF, went into tue cell Of
Reed Townsend 10 carry him his break
fast Townsend spTanG to the door,
ssissd the iron bar used as fastener
and beat him into Jelly. The oonytet
had a gFufiua aoainaf ika keauAF
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WAKHTNo3oS, Jaly THE govern
meut reeeipts since July lsl amounts 70
&h.b7T.6e4 and the tax expenditures 30
el5,667. .ts7, or el0,oe9, 500 IN excess Of
the recsfpta.
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.,,oGn Pm.sron 4. x.cAns EExHE NC nArDz
% HRIpE. CARR q PRESTON.

F., a TrORNEYe AND CoUrski4l<llsh-
"A s1fNw. Odleaa - IaAeonneK. Mount
Eernon and Eeattis. Seattle once. ho0m
Ysisr-I.saFy block. oezaoS
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neaeli in Rranee.

PAArs, July 9.-The French revenue
returns for June show that tho raoeipaa
were 100000 francs leea than the esti-
mates. The total de6cit for the half
year n 25, ,O00 900 francs.
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POwDERLT,s PEAa.

HK KRakRDs n[MTaRATIoN A 0aR or oUR
MOST RKAPLKxEEo PnoRL.MMs.
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Tha ends Of the coarse win Be maEkaa
hY too gronps Of piles Ao0at q Qa&FasE
ct mfls apart. By The tine shene
Groaps e. either end are IN aighA ~
coaFsa may be determined from ne
steamers, which viii pass parallel With
The outside eroapa. Ths course h a.
stzned ehiady fOf tsseina the spaed o.
new mfaamare.
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TOOR, MCGOWAN a CO.,
Wholesale Grocers, Cotton Factors
ana Deaters IN Levee ana
HaiIrosd supplies.

This cid and reliable firm Ia pusbed
10 their u m At capacity 10 a orders,
10 fast are they coming In, but they
do u promptly and with entire salts.
faction A hrm composed OF men OF
such vim, energy ard businets quail
fcstions. a. Ia this, cannot DO other
than In the lead. Close attention 10
given 10 the vanis Of retail procers.
Orders for lev aud railroad supplies
can be filed on short notice. They
are among the most active cotton
isc,on. They have their own ware.
house. and eajoy al the iar'liies for
bandling the cotton with greatest Cal q,
Orders sent Them by mail will meet
with prompt attention.
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N. GAyIN 4 CO.,
strictly Cash wholesale eroccrs aud
Cotton FACTORS.

This old, reliable firm, occupying
two large storeroom-, Nos. 232 and 23i
Front street, are doing sn immense
buslnes6 On a richly each basis. Buy.
Ing and Sells < for cash only, they are
enabled TO keep prices down to the
lowest notch. Tn IL ono OF tho bes,
o'saniL d establishments In the souih.
Each department has an excellent
man vt its heed. With q large cepi
tai, surcsssi1lly har died by those who
knoS how 20 buy, tina firm can always
supply the wEnts a he retailers With
the yery bet 4 APPLE articles can al.
ways b, pnTch 'sed At this houss q
little below Merchants Exchange quo.
taiions. THIS u b cause they make
no bad debts. handle such large guam.
titles and are es'isasd with sm all prof
lite. Many retail eTocers deal with this
house, aod will I y years 10 come, being
thoroughly satithsd with the pr ices
and courteous treatment received AZ
their hands. NJ. Gavin d 90. receive
cotton on commission. Having al
necessary arrangements Tor slowing
and keeping IN god condition places
them In the font rank Of cotton deal
ers. Do not fail 10 give this excellent
firm a rial.
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IIE,.

PATFRsoN-we dt etday morning, August
81, 1857, at residence, No. Warrington
street, corner OF High. In tho blth year Of
h 8 age, CHARLss T. PArERsOS. Richmond,
Va, papers please py.
Friends are invited to attend his funeral
from residence this (THURSDAY) morning
at 10 o'clock.
JONRs-At family residences, No. 20 Pom.
toton street, Wednesday afternoon, August
81, 1881, at 4 o'clock WALTER j. JOsEs, aged
20 years, 3 month. and 9 days, second son OF
Marcus and Mary Il. Jones
Funeral will take place from residences
this (TBURSDAYI afternoon at o'clock.
Friends Of the family invited to attend.
gILBRRTs0N-At the residence Of her
father, Mr.. Mark araham, corner Ia Rose
street and Walker avenue, Nsdnesd,y ater-
noon, August n, 1887, nAHrHA GRaH.s.
wife Of 1homal 0ilbertson.
Funeral will take place from residence
this CTHURsDiYl afternoon at o'clo'k.
Friends are invited 10 attend.
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GROWN 1910 A NEW HOUSE.
Porter a Hscrse Earning the Fruits
OF well Deserved Popularity.

On Saturday, October let, thst
sterline, long established and univer.
tally popus ar old wholesale Rroosrv
and cotton iactorage firm, Porter 4
Mseae, will occupy the handsome
and commodious new house, No. J6l
Front street, nov being built especially
for them. Temporarily the 1rm is 10.
cA'ed at 1913 Front, having removed
from No. 800. This live AID progress
iye establishment fret licited public
pa,roo age IA 1851, under the present
arm nsme, aud The present mammoth
nroportious have been attained By
straightforward integrity aud strcl
Attention 1, even the minutest detailI
of he growing business.
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FUNERAL NOTICE..

LONsDALE The funeral Of hsSIs Loss
DILE. only daughter OF the late Ida Bosworth
and John O. Lorsdale. IT,, will take place
from re,idsnce Of Mrs. NJ. X. psg', corner
Madison and Duhlap Aveouo. this THURS
UhYl afternoon at io'clSok. Friends Gfihe
familie, are invited 20 attend.
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syrup of Pigs,

Manufactured only by the California
Fig Syrup Company, San Francisco,
Cal, 10 ma ure's own true laxative. IL
is the most easily taken and the most
pleasantly affective remedy known 10
cleanse the system when bilious or
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ieyere, 10 cure hsbituAl constip patton,
indigestion, etc. For sale la 80 cent
and 81 bottles by II ]. Heister, and
all leading druggists VanVleet Il
90, q. w. Jones Il Co., W. N. Will
kerson 4 Co, Mans6eld d 90. have
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Memphis.
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DHogRRss LODGE, No. -, R.ol On,
Il P.-ths Oahcsfs snd uem 81. oitT4y .
this lodge are oArbestlF ftqussied tol.L x
10 present AZ the me iins tbs Thurs W.
day evening AZ a o'clock Businsp ny
OF impnrtAf O. a. bet aushcieis VS.
0. der Of q. J RAut II, O. o.
SIN. CASTLE X, Of n ard =.
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MAKE the relebra,ed Miiburu Eclipse
Uullsr Gin, ard keep them, with Feed.
ers end Condensers, always on hand
for prompt delivery. Have them quote
Won priced.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-01

SouTu MEMPHIS LoDgf, no. A
> lis, T.AA M.-Niii meet in N
,peciai communication this 1HuH. " N
a'elook. 10. the p.rposs of sttoud
ms the tppsrAl Of our Ia . brother, Gu IS.
I, PATERSON. Nembsrf OF sitter lodges
ira srnally invited 20 be pfesctt
By order, y. a. KEELING, WIN.
Attest -, y, gptiIas, ssefotary,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-01

The officers and members Of nsmphi,
Lodge. No. 1876, X. Of H., ara requested 10
meet At their bali on Second street AZ $50
O'Clock this CTnURsDAYl morning 10 at.
tsud the funeral Of Brother tHIHLrs T. Par
Ipsos. Members o. sister lodges frs,sr.
nsliJ invited. II. u. NEIL, DletItor.
N, WILLIAM Reporter.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-01

Flwo,p sHALIcRoss, late editor Of
s,turjsy Journal, Wheeling, w. Va,
was cured OF kidney troubles by Pc
Tu-na.
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x or ~ FUNERAL No,ICR.

The ofesrs and neubsrs Of Fountain
Lodge, No. 20. srs hereby ordered 10 report
At their hall at 2 O'Clock this 1nURsDhO
AZ ernoon TO attend the funeral u eur late
brother, wILtiH J. JoSrs. By order Of
NJ. n. WADE, Dictator.
Attestt X. 7. SrAurE, Reporter.
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%. O. FnNEgaL NOTICE.

NdBsPHIs LODGE, No. q. ., s~ns.s.
vi Y. u. F.-tbs msmosrs % ~
thi. lodss are rtqusstsd 20 me 4SF
az their hall uis iTiuksDAll
. tsrnoon at 2.D o'clock lLArp 20 q go The
fune al Of our lais Brother, MhLIfh J.
jon ~. Mentors Of ster g. dyes lratsr-
pally invited JOS. CkAlu' NJ D.
W, q. hoHvlLpIuGs tects arr.